Bibliotecas de museos
Operas
Operas
RelacionesTérmino genérico:
Dramatic music
Dramatic music
NotesHere are entered musical compositions. General works about opera are entered under the heading Opera.
Example under reference from Arias
Notes under Opera; Opera comique; Operetta; Singspiel
Example under reference from Arias
Notes under Opera; Opera comique; Operetta; Singspiel
Equivalent recordsÓperas
Formas alternativas del nombreComic operas
Intermezzos (Operas)
Light operas
Opera buffas
Opera serias
Operas comiques
Operettas
Puppet operas
Singspiels
Intermezzos (Operas)
Light operas
Opera buffas
Opera serias
Operas comiques
Operettas
Puppet operas
Singspiels
Fuentes consultadas1. Encarta.msn.com dictionary WWW site, May 8, 2006 Opera seria 2 (Opera serias as a group)
2. Ewen, D. Book of European light opera, 1977 "A guide to 167 European comic operas, light operas, operettas, opera-comiques, opera-bouffes, and opera buffas ..."
3. New Grove dict. of mus. WWW site, May 8, 2006 Intermezzo (term applied during the 18th century in place of the earlier Intermedio to a miniature comic opera in Italian (the French counterpart is the intermede) performed in segments between the acts of a larger work, usually an opera seria; flourished during the first half of the 18th century, then gradually disappeared, giving way to the fully-fledged comic opera)
4. New Harvard dict. of mus. Comic opera (opera with humorous or lighthearted subject matter)
5. New Harvard dict. of mus. Opera comique (opera on a French text with musical numbers separated by spoken dialogue)
6. New Harvard dict. of mus. Operetta (in the 17th and 18 centuries, an operatic work of small scale and pretensions that could equally well be classified as intermezzo, opera buffa, opera comique, or Singspiel)
7. New Harvard dict. of mus. Singspiel (musico-dramatic work with a German text, especially a work written in the 18th or early 19th century in which spoken dialogue alternates with songs and sometimes with ensembles, choruses, or more extended musical pieces)
2. Ewen, D. Book of European light opera, 1977 "A guide to 167 European comic operas, light operas, operettas, opera-comiques, opera-bouffes, and opera buffas ..."
3. New Grove dict. of mus. WWW site, May 8, 2006 Intermezzo (term applied during the 18th century in place of the earlier Intermedio to a miniature comic opera in Italian (the French counterpart is the intermede) performed in segments between the acts of a larger work, usually an opera seria; flourished during the first half of the 18th century, then gradually disappeared, giving way to the fully-fledged comic opera)
4. New Harvard dict. of mus. Comic opera (opera with humorous or lighthearted subject matter)
5. New Harvard dict. of mus. Opera comique (opera on a French text with musical numbers separated by spoken dialogue)
6. New Harvard dict. of mus. Operetta (in the 17th and 18 centuries, an operatic work of small scale and pretensions that could equally well be classified as intermezzo, opera buffa, opera comique, or Singspiel)
7. New Harvard dict. of mus. Singspiel (musico-dramatic work with a German text, especially a work written in the 18th or early 19th century in which spoken dialogue alternates with songs and sometimes with ensembles, choruses, or more extended musical pieces)
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